Buzzer

My missus has decided she likes the high level STi spoilers. She still wants a brake light in it.

I've shown her a few examples on SN and other places and i think she prefers the STi 5 type spoiler.

Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations about which one looks best on a bugeye. I suppose £350.00 before painted would be a good price to pay.

Any ideas?

DaveR

I got an awesome looking (IMO) sti5-style spoiler for my bugeye from TSL. Check out the website, I think it cost 350ish. They fitted it for me and needed to drill two more holes in the boot (the others are sealed off - no probs)

Boro

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Sti5

Warwick-hunt

have a look at lester i got a sti5 from fundi for £239 Delivered. it takes a few weeks to get here but its worth the wait

Chrisscoob

im just ordering one from DR Motorsport, it fits the original holes and does not leave any holes, the cost is 480 but thats painted as well

steveho

CHRISSCOOB,

The one you're getting is the rallytech spoiler i presume,i will be very interested in you're opinion of it when you get it, in particular the quality of the moulding and the paint job,it's the one i've been looking at myself.I really want one that doesn't require the boot to be drilled.

I can only find one pic of it also,would like to see it from some other angles .

cheers steve

Warwick-hunt

ER, HELLO £239 delivered,

Buzzer

Warwick

Tried your clicky but not working. Whats the quality like and do you use your existing brake light.

Pete

oh yeah do you have to drill holes

Buzzer

Warwick

Just got on the site. Cant fookin read Italian so ordering one may be a problem.



Ciao

corradoboy

Click the "English" tab under the rear wheel of the "Stilo" pic.

Buzzer

Doh!

Warwick-hunt

new clicky straight to subaruclick

*Sonic*

I just got this today





Big is not the word

white scooby

22b spoiler looks good got one in the paint shop now should be on next week!!

Buzzer

Thats nice sonic

How much was that, painted

and did you have to drill extra holes through the bootlid

Pete

*Sonic*

Hi Mate

It is a genuine 22b spoiler, so was already painted the same colour as my car (big bonus)

It isnt on the car now, I removed the OE one, and popped that one on, did the 4 bolts up, and took the pics, there are another 6 bolt holes IIRC, but I dont want to drill my boot

I was thinking of bonding the edges (just inside the foam padding) all around, then bolting it on using the 4 bolt holes that are visible

I wont say how much I paid for it, but to me it was a bargain of the century , ive known about it since Japfest, and had just been waiting for a convenient day to collect it

It has some minor damage on one corner, which will really need repairing, before it goes on the car permanently

Steve

scoobyfella

Hi Buzzer,

What about one of these a genuine Prodrive Wr spoiler best looking spoiler IMHO. I was going to get one of the WRC 22B replica ones but got hold of this at the Northern big one for a good price. There are a few that come up second hand on here, or from a dealer.

Cheers James.

Buzzer

Scoobyfella

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm thats nice

But i've got a Bugeye

austen_wrx

Any pics Warwick?

[Edited by austen_wrx - 8/19/2003 8:14:19 AM]

snowcrash

scoobyfella, where did you get that prodrive spoiler from, was it made by another company??

cheers,
simon.

STi-Frenchie

I refused to pay 1600€ for the Prodrive one. Got the Rallytech from DR Motorsport for less than half that. No drilling, great quality and the brakelight was easy to fit. No problems so far...